check out the other post, messed up the pics, sorry. if you cant see it let me know

My Norsk 20ah will run well past 8 hrs. Screen bright will help as well as turning off all non essential screen options. (at least helped me). And I turn off my regular ice Xducer. I only run Mega Live so it is a bit of a pain to poke holes and look at depths but hey, thats what forward imaging is for. I run only a map screen and Mega Live. At 8 hours I only burn between 25 and 30% batt power. Helix 9 G4N

Thank you all for input.

2×6, “L” brackets to support uprights, and “U” bolts to attach to front rack.
20 mins and about 10$ total in hardware (I had 2×6)

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Come to think of it…I got the Mega Live ice conversion. That is the one with the battery. Sorry to get hopes up.

Mine came with an 18ah lithium and ice Xducer. Spendy but with the batt it was well worth it.

Yup!, mine just came today. Going to build an Ice pole from PVC and save the one that comes with it for the boat. Also plan on using the included 20ah batt to power JUST the MEGA Live on my boat. the graph(s) will be run on my regular AGM for all my electronics. Cant wait to try it on ice!

Anyone thought about the fact that with so many tourneys that bass are being taken from their original home, driven all the way across the lake, stressed, and then released after weigh in in a completely different part of the lake. I think, (no science here) that they would spend hours to days trying to recuperate. They would find nearest cover and sit. When do they move?, where do they move to?, do they go home or relocate?
I don’t see many dead bass on shoreline so bass anglers are doing a pretty good job of livewell management. I just say this because many of the spots I normally pick up “bigger” fish are not so great anymore. I do find bigger fish in totally random spots, often with no smaller fish around. Just a thought.